(************************* MIT License HEADER ************************************
    Copyright ANSSI (2013-2015)
    Contributors : Ryad BENADJILA [ryadbenadjila@gmail.com],
    Thomas CALDERON [calderon.thomas@gmail.com]
    Marion DAUBIGNARD [marion.daubignard@ssi.gouv.fr]

    This software is a computer program whose purpose is to implement
    a PKCS#11 proxy as well as a PKCS#11 filter with security features
    in mind. The project source tree is subdivided in six parts.
    There are five main parts:
      1] OCaml/C PKCS#11 bindings (using OCaml IDL).
      2] XDR RPC generators (to be used with ocamlrpcgen and/or rpcgen).
      3] A PKCS#11 RPC server (daemon) in OCaml using a Netplex RPC basis.
      4] A PKCS#11 filtering module used as a backend to the RPC server.
      5] A PKCS#11 client module that comes as a dynamic library offering
         the PKCS#11 API to the software.
    There is one "optional" part:
      6] Tests in C and OCaml to be used with client module 5] or with the
         bindings 1]

    Here is a big picture of how the PKCS#11 proxy works:

 ----------------------   --------  socket (TCP or Unix)  --------------------
| 3] PKCS#11 RPC server|-|2] RPC  |<+++++++++++++++++++> | 5] Client library  |
 ----------------------  |  Layer | [SSL/TLS optional]   |  --------          |
           |              --------                       | |2] RPC  | PKCS#11 |
 ----------------------                                  | |  Layer |functions|
| 4] PKCS#11 filter    |                                 |  --------          |
 ----------------------                                   --------------------
           |                                                        |
 ----------------------                                             |
| 1] PKCS#11 OCaml     |                                  { PKCS#11 INTERFACE }
|       bindings       |                                            |
 ----------------------                                       APPLICATION
           |
           |
 { PKCS#11 INTERFACE }
           |
 REAL PKCS#11 MIDDLEWARE
    (shared library)

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    The current source code is part of the tests 6] source tree.

    Project: PKCS#11 Filtering Proxy
    File:    src/tests/ocaml/create_object_2.ml

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open P11_common
open P11_for_generic


let this_scenario = 
  let template_w = [| attr_wrap |] in
  let empty = ( [||] : Pkcs11.ck_attribute array ) in
  [ (("empty", empty), C([||])) ; ( ("empty", empty), F ); (("template_w", template_w), W)]

  (* we try here the creation of an object (worth a string of zeroes
  of the adequate length), try to set the wrap attribute to true, 
     and then we try to use it to wrap
  the key to leak. This would be bad since the result of the
  unwrapping can be decrypted using zeroes as a key value. *)
